- The Lagos State Government warns residents to be cautious when buying goods due to expired products in circulation.
- LASCOPA found expired items, including baby milk and beverages, on a supermarket’s shelves in Festac.
- The store’s owner is set to face prosecution for endangering public health.
- LASCOPA emphasizes the importance of checking expiry dates and product labels before making purchases.
- The agency will intensify its crackdown on businesses selling expired goods to safeguard public health.
The Lagos State Government is warning residents to be cautious when buying goods due to the discovery of expired products in circulation. This warning comes after the Lagos State Consumer Protection Agency (LASCOPA) found expired items, including baby milk and beverages, on the shelves of a supermarket in Festac. The store’s owner is set to face prosecution for endangering public health.
LASCOPA’s General Manager, Mr. Afolabi Solebo, emphasized the importance of checking expiry dates and product labels before making purchases. The agency is intensifying its crackdown on businesses selling expired goods and has committed to inspecting more facilities to safeguard public health.
The Lagos State Government is determined to ensure accountability and prioritize consumer safety while fostering a fair business environment.
